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2024 Southern Summit at Herbert Hoover HS on Saturday, March 23, 2024

Some Under the Radar West Virginia ’26 Quarterbacks

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2025 C&C Events

Southern West Virginia Summit
Saturday, March 15, 2025, at Herbert Hoover HS
Open to all (preregistration not yet available)

Northern West Virginia Summit
Saturday, April 12, 2025, at Doddridge County HS
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West Virginia Prep Football Showcase
Saturday, May 3, 2025, at Morgantown HS
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Some Under the Radar West Virginia ’26 Quarterbacks

Northeast

Landon Eversole

Background: A 6’0″, 180-pound quarterback from Hampshire High School (3A) in the class of 2026, Eversole truly found his stride in 2024. His film highlights impressive pocket presence and a knack for delivering catchable passes to his receivers. He also showcases solid mobility, with his arm strength and size continuing to develop.

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Northwest

Braden Wade

Background: A 6’0″, 190-pound quarterback from Linsly in the class of 2026, Wade is arguably the most polished passer returning in the state. He passed for over 2,000 yards last season against high-level competition, demonstrating strong progression through reads and a quick release. With his skill set, Wade is poised to draw collegiate attention heading into his senior year.

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Southwest

Nate Easterling

Background: A 6’2″, 170-pound quarterback from Scott High School (2A) in the class of 2026, Easterling stepped in for one of the program’s all-time greats and didn’t miss a beat. He threw for over 2,000 yards while leading the Skyhawks to a playoff victory. His length helps him stand tall in the pocket and deliver under pressure.

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Southeast

Coleton Hellems

Background: A 6’3″, 195-pound quarterback from Nicholas County High School (2A) in the class of 2026, Hellems often carried the offense on his back. He possesses excellent size and athleticism, consistently delivering the ball where it needs to go. His ability to extend plays outside the pocket and throw on the move makes him a reliable centerpiece for the offense.

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Top Teams

Final | 2024

Rank
1 Morgantown
2 Martinsburg
3 University
4 Huntington
5 Jefferson
6 Spring Mills
7 Wheeling Park
8 George Washington
9 Musselman
10 Parkersburg
Rank
1 Princeton
2 Nitro
3 Chapmanville
4 Bridgeport
5 Herbert Hoover
6 Spring Valley
7 North Marion
8 Robert C. Byrd
9 Fairmont Senior
10 Capital
Rank
1 Frankfort
2 Bluefield
3 Doddridge County
4 Independence
5 Philip Barbour
6 Midland Trail
7 Mingo Central
8 James Monroe
9 Williamstown
10 Clay County
Rank
1 Wheeling Central
2 Clay-Battelle
3 Pendleton County
4 Cameron
5 Wahama
6 Tucker County
7 East Hardy
8 Wirt County
9 Tug Valley
10 Sherman

Top Players

Based on collegiate offer(s) or interest

HOMELISTS
D N P
J. Payne George Washington
L. Moore Princeton
M. Watts South Charleston
B. Todd Martinsburg
H. George University
K. Mott Morgantown
K. Lewis University
I. Conley Independence
D. Robinson Jr. Capital
E. Bausley South Charleston
D N P
M. Twigg Morgantown
A. Smith Fairmont Senior
C. Roberson Pendleton County
M. Simpson Bluefield
E. Miller North Marion
T. Okonkwo Huntington
B. King Morgantown
M. Okonkwo Huntington
B. Kehler University
B. Green Independence